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Two more awards
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The Governor, Sir Adrian Johns, has made two additional awards of the Gibraltar Award (Governor's Certificate and Badge of Honour) in recognition of exceptional services in support of the recent Royal Visit to Gibraltar.
Awards are made to: Mr Stephen Patrick RAMAGGE. For services to the planning and conduct of the Royal Visit to Gibraltar. Police Inspector Ian Eugene HOWES. For services to security and protection during the Royal Visit to Gibraltar.
The Governor said “Following closely on from the HM the Queen’s Birthday Honours List, I am delighted to be able to make, extraordinarily, these additional awards in immediate recognition of two individuals who made exceptional contributions to the recent Royal Visit by TRH the Earl and Countess of Wessex. I offer my warmest congratulations to both recipients. Their awards represent not only their outstanding personal contributions but also reflect the enormous amount of enthusiasm and hard work that went in across the board to making the Royal Visit such a success”. Stephen Ramagge has worked for the last 7 years in No 6 Convent Place. He is Secretary to the Diamond Jubilee committee and was also entrusted to lead all of HM Government of Gibraltar’s arrangements for the Royal Visit. He took this on over and above his routine duties and played a pivotal role in the success of the visit.
Inspector Ian Howes has been a police officer for nearly 27 years. Currently working in Special Branch he played a crucial role in the preparation, co-ordination and conduct of the personal protection plan for TRH during the Royal Visit. His professionalism helped ensure the security and safety of the Royal couple.
28-06-12
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